Buildings with low rent increases near 167 St station in NYC

It’s a building-level filter that surfaces buildings expected to have lower rent increases compared with other options in the same general search context. Always confirm the exact lease terms and renewal language for the specific unit.

Openigloo shows 13+ buildings that match this combined filter scope (as of 2026-07-07).

Across many buildings. Use the page to explore building options, then open each building to review signals and renter Q&A relevant to that specific property.

Verify the renewal clause and any stated process for rent changes, plus the exact move-in requirements, deposits/fees, and whether utilities are included. Filters help you shortlist, but leases are unit-specific.

No guarantee. The page scope is based on the station-area match used in Openigloo’s search, so check the map, commute route, and the exact location of each building.

Openigloo combines renter reviews and building-level signals, and it uses open-data signals where available. Use the building page and Q&A to triangulate what matters for your lease decision.

Yes. Even when a building matches a low-increase filter, the terms you get depend on your specific unit and lease offer. Confirm the current documents and ask direct questions before you sign.